Sentence examples for become too impressed from inspiring English sources
To fans of Robert Parker's mysteries starring the tough but tender Boston detective Spenser, Ms. Parker is best known as the model for Spenser's girlfriend, Susan Silverman, an independent psychologist who never let the hero become too impressed with himself.
One is that their friends at school become too impressed by it and the other is in a sense they get used to it and not know that I will one day stop being prime minister.
It could be that the typical established publication has become too impressed with its own self-imposed status as a journal of record, which must confine itself to the facts; and that a complex, nuanced statement sounds not enough like a fact, and hence must be confined to the blogs, where nobody has any manners anyway.
It has become too mainstream, too popular".
Korea had become too small.
"They have become too big.
"It's become too aggressive.
Don't become too intoxicated.
It had become "too important".
